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| chowyspizz |
Posted: 2007/8/29 9:22 Updated: 2007/8/29 9:22 |
Ring Forger   Joined: 2007/8/23 From: Mexico Posts: 1252 |
 Re: Spider-Woman i looove it, i hope the Dr asks me to take one of those and see her again in the morning
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| Lady Heromorph |
Posted: 2007/4/17 12:03 Updated: 2007/4/17 12:03 |
Official Award   Joined: 2005/10/21 From: Mammoth Mountain Posts: 5502 |
Re: Spider-Woman This image made Lady Heromorphs Top Ten Pictures of the week ending April 14 2007.
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| JrMcDeath |
Posted: 2007/4/16 12:23 Updated: 2007/4/16 12:23 |
Kling on HM (WebMaster!)   Joined: 2004/7/19 From: My Box Posts: 6993 |
Re: Spider-Woman NIce Frank Job. The gloves could use a little work, and IMO the bottom edge of her top is turing the wrong direction. Does that make sense? But it is still a real good image!!!  |
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| BikerBot |
Posted: 2007/4/13 16:36 Updated: 2007/4/13 16:36 |
Mr. The Mighty Lord *Krackaboom!*   Joined: 2004/1/13 From: The Good Earth Posts: 3277 |
Re: Spider-Woman There is a term for what you are doing. it's called Frankensteining. Ask me how I know...  10 from me, and let's see some more, BB |
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| ortiz01lgnd |
Posted: 2007/4/12 14:09 Updated: 2007/4/12 14:09 |
superhero   Joined: 2007/4/3 From: Fort Lauderdale Posts: 263 |
Re: Spider-Woman Thanks. I guess I just never thought of that. I just figured that I would have to "Simulate" all the apparel. Thanks for the tip. Who would've figured that something so beautiful could come from "stealing."  |
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| Wasmith |
Posted: 2007/4/11 10:15 Updated: 2007/4/11 10:15 |
Time Lord!   Joined: 2004/8/27 From: Knobblers Gob Posts: 2002 |
Re: Spider-Woman Well, the way you blend the stolen fabric pieces works beautifully.
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| deathrose |
Posted: 2007/4/11 8:30 Updated: 2007/4/11 8:30 |
mutant   Joined: 2005/5/17 From: Houston, Texas Posts: 112 |
Re: Spider-Woman I don't suppose a tutorial is really needed, honestly. It's not so much "mimicing" the textures as opposed to manipulating them. What I do is a find a nice large hi res pic of the fabric that I want and I steal pieces from it. Sometimes I put together a bunch of little squares copied from the fabric and just create something new with it, using the shadows and highlights from the original picture where ever they need to be on whatever article of clothing I'm creating...or I just take a full article of clothing and slap it on a body, with a few alterations to make it "fit". It's just a trick. *L*
For this one? The shirt I made from rearranging a leather jacket I found online (I took all of my pieces from those great zoomed in shots showing off details on the garment). The belt and bottom of the shirt I pieced together from a yellow patent leather purse, the pants I completely took from another picture with only minor alterations for size and smoothing (I had to blow it up from a rather small picture, so it was pixelated), and the gloves I painted from scratch.
I would've done the mask, but it gave me such trouble that I decided to leave it for later, if I get the inspiration to work on it some more.
So you see, I'm just a form of magician! I wish I were talented enough to create textures that look real, but I'm not, so I borrow them from other pictures. *L*
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| ortiz01lgnd |
Posted: 2007/4/11 8:06 Updated: 2007/4/11 8:06 |
superhero Joined: 2007/4/3 From: Fort Lauderdale Posts: 263 |
Re: Spider-Woman Deathrose, can you please post a tutorial on how to mimic fabric textures. You do a great job and I would like to aswell. Thanks
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| Blitz |
Posted: 2007/4/11 7:21 Updated: 2007/4/11 7:21 |
mutant  Joined: 2003/10/16 From: Dante's Easy-Bake Posts: 199 |
Re: Spider-Woman very good. love the details on the vest.
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| Dragondack |
Posted: 2007/4/10 22:35 Updated: 2007/4/10 22:35 |
The Great Eternal Dragon   Joined: 2004/2/9 From: Edmonton,Alberta,Canada Posts: 11277 |
 Re: Spider-Woman  Oh yeah,Amazing Babe,Nice outfit,No mask? |
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